The metal headbadges on all the Rivs I've owned were stickied on, not 
riveted. 

On Thursday, March 5, 2015 at 9:14:43 AM UTC-8, iamkeith wrote:
>
> How does everyone take the last bit about the decals, looks to me like you 
>> have the option to get the frame w/ headbadge only, no decal or you can 
>> have the Clem/Clementine decal plus a customized name/whatever decal?  Am I 
>> reading that right?
>>
>
> I think you get the "standard" Clem Smith Jr. or Clementine decals, 
> appropriate to the model, already installed...  OR...   a you get set of 
> generic letters that you can use to name the bike whatever you want.   Not 
> both.   I think it is intended to be a theft-deterrent (or, more 
> accurately, recovery aid) device - the idea being that yours would be the 
> only bike of it's kind, and easy to identify.   (When they first talked 
> about it, I misunderstood that they were encouraging buyers to make them 
> ugly, so that they'd be less likely to be stolen in the first place.)
>
> I'm curious now though, after reading this, if the "headbadge" will just 
> be a sticker or an actual metal badge.   The manhole cover thing sure would 
> look great in pewter
>  
>
>> All that said I'm going to be on the sidelines for this one...  a Clem 
>> would be a great starting place for my wife but that she's already got a 
>> gorgeous motobecane mixte and bstone mtb.  I can't wait to see these things 
>> get delivered and built up though!
>>
>
> Some unsolicited advice from someone who's started to figure this 
> out:   It's a lot easier to occasionally bring home additional, 
> unnecessary bikes for yourself, if you occasionally buy additional, 
> unnecessary bikes for your wife.  It is ESPECIALLY easy to rationalize your 
> purchases when you can explain to them, first hand through their own 
> examples, what makes a good bike - one that really fits well and is a joy 
> to ride - such a "bargain."   Buying my wife a Rivendell, even though she 
> wasn't asking for it, was one of the best things I've ever done.   She now 
> rides 10 times more than she used to, she not only likes to go riding with 
> me but actually initiates it, and she has willingly gone on a week long 
> tour with me.... and wants to do more.   Best of all, with the 
> Clem/Clementine, is that you can do this relatively inexpensively!!!  
>

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